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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-04

[ AND--For sale. ninety acre piece in
~ South ST. Paul, just west of Lincoln
Park. at the. very low price of $3.50 per acre.
Now amt that cheap? George Bros, 305
Robert st.l:4 277
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II OUSES-FOur new houses; nine rooms
IL neatly finished; all modern improve
ments; terms very easy. Apply 279 st. An
thony ay. 277-2S3
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DARTNER WANTED-A partner IN
i finest stock farm in state; breeding
thoroughbreds only. Address G Is, Globe.
277l
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HOUSEWORK-Goo girl to do general
IL work in private family; no Swedes need
apply. $50 Exchange ST. 3
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IlRL.A thoroughly capable girl for gen
~ eral house-girl in family of four. Mrs.
w. p. Murray, 161 Nina ay z
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nj who wash or cook or iron
Off1S Should advertise and get the hirin'
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

business FOR SALE - This is one
ID chance in a life time; an established
cash business at invoice; cheap rent; any
party with ordinary business ability and
$1,000 cash can clear $4,000 to $1,000 per
year. Apply to T. b. Somers, 4SS Rice ST.
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POOKKEEPER = Situation wanted by
- young man as bookkeeper and clerk in
grocery store. Five years experience. Can
ST. CITY =" q
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USEWORK-Wanted, good girl for
IL general housework; no washing or iron
ing; German preferred Can at 673 ST. Peter
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{ LERK-Wanted by young man as clerk
~ i'll grocery store; can give best of
references; six years experience. E. X.
1912 Como av, city. >
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NOACHMAN-Situa wanted. first
~ class coachman, understands handling
fast stock training; married. Address G 10,
Globe z
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II OUSEWORK-Ag good girl for general
IL Homework wanted; wages about So per
week. Call at 70 Custer St. West side. 3
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HOUSEWORK-Co girl for gem
IL eral housework. Apply at 779 Day
ton aV z
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BOARD WANTED by two young ladies
- of moderate salary, board in private
family. Address 3O4 Drake block. 277-278
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Ct r TO $500 to loan on furniture, mu
tplC steal instruments, vehicles or live
stock; cash advanced on goods in storage.
St. Paul Loan Co., 303Ia jackson ST., Rooms
] and 2. 1867
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CLERK-Wanted, position as clerk in an
~ office by young man speaking and cor
. responding in five languages: good outside
and city references. Apply letter 8, Globe.
077-o19
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EARNI FOR RENT-Eighty acres with
L house and barn, on Smelling av. John
a. Stees, 81 East Third st. 274-277
ICE HOUSE FOR RENT-Ice house for
1 business on Chestnut st. Call at 234
Pleasant aY. 2TT27S
STALLS-Few stalls in barn at 254 Martin
~ st. 2T7'
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GIRL-A good girl for general housework
" Call Immediately, 442 Ashland av.
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LOST AND FOUND.

CANi1 LOsT-A gold headed cane bearing
~ the inscription Alex Wilson. presented
by the Workmen. 1t was lost while on bust
ness down town. Finder please return to
me, 537 Broadway. st. Paul, and be re-
Warded. 275-27T
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-04

TNYPEWRITISG and shorthand work of
Il all kinds done perfectly by Anna C.
Drew, Hale block: no risk in bringing your
work here; experienced operators, perfect
work, low prices: work called for and de-
livered; estimates given. Telephone, 1922
OO2f
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boy abons- eighteen years old as. bar
II tender. speak German and English.
Call at GS7 Nabasha ST. 217
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u0USE-Nine-room house on McBoaf 1tts &!
IL large barn and yard, city water ami eas,@
tern. Inquire P. Egan, 201 West SEVENTH std
276-07S 9inqide
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ACKSMiTH-Good workman tor gen
ID eral bIacksmithing; steady work. Ad-
dress W. E. HorStkone, Ellsworth, Wis.
'--- 27o-2-S
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MONEY 10 LOAN-S15 and upwards on
Itl personal property of any description;
property left in your possession. st. Paul
Loan Co., 3O9I2 Jackson St, Rooms and 2.
1857
WILL trade fine lot for horse and buggy.
w Rarrjuuer Bros 1J6 East Fourth ST
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-04

ROOKEEPING-A competent, person
- would like to keep books part of the day
or evenings. Address B, Box 20. 3
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GOW L0sT-One small red and white cow.
" line back, long, slim, pointed horns: re-
ward offered if returned to $50 Payne av
2T7-2T9
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EIRL-Wanted girl for restaurant work;
~ American preferred. OIL Reaney ST..
Dayton's Bluff 3
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Err wanted to work by tn
~ day. Call at Walther house, 241l
Robert St 81
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NJ EWSPAPER and job Office for Sale
IN Will invoice So, 500; if taken at once
$1,000 cash viii buy. Address Republican,
PiDestone Mimi. 277-2SO
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Girls can get good positions at the Bee
" Hive Enterprise. 81 East Fifth St. 217
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RARBER-Wanted,a at GIG East Seventh
Il =
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DOR SALE-Grocery in good location;
Il good trade; must be sold within the next
fifteen days. Address p o. Box 2515.
275-277
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-04

BROADWAY, 531-One nicely furnished
- room, with use OF bathroom, and board
if desired 2T4-2SO
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pOS' wanted to work round house and
- barn.-GoOd pay. Call room 122, Globe
bui{diOtr
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-04

uOUSE-Nice, clean, S-room house on
II Hudson av, Dayton's Bluff. Enquire
of owner, Gage & Smith, 116 e. Third 50! ~
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-04

EMPLOYMENT in a store by a sober.
~ steady young man with a fair educa-
ton, who wants to make himself generally
useful; good references A 26 Globe l
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DoY-Errand boy wanted at 40 jackson
IL 'aSt - q
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FOR RENT.
Houses.

HOUSE-New seven-room house conve-
II nient to school and street cars; onlyl
SIG the winter. Inquire 613 Brown ava
near Hendricks school, West st. Paul. 21Fl
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-04

DOR SALE-A neat stationery ana con-
l. fectionery establishment; average daily
receipts, so; rent with living rooms in con-
nection, only $25 per month. Address b.
Globe 277-279
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-04

DOOKKEEPER-Si as bookkeeper
- or any kind of Office work that will pay
fair salary; first-class references. Address
o, Globe. 8
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Personal.
INSTRUCTION.

D G. STAHL, instructor in German. Cur
l. {. tiss Commercial college. For private
instruction apply to or address 347 Robert st.
OZS-OzI =.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-04

HOUSE-For rent a house of seven TQ9ipSs
Ii if renter will buy furniture; city WaJeT,i
sewerage and cellar. Call COL Lafayette,aNa
4,-tr 277-27S Wi
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BOARD WANTED.

QOAKD-Furnished front room wanted
- with board for gentleman, wife and
babe; price not to exceed S55, with heat:
upper town preferred. Address at once. j
3'Globe Z77
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offices.

EACTORY-For rent, a corset factory and
l. all fixtures, just as it stands, which is in
good condition. Call for terms at 3O9la
jackson ST., opposite Merchants hotel.
27d-oSO
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-04

HOUSE-Nice, new two-storv house, also
Ii three cottages for sale at 334 Robert ST.
2T7
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II OUSEWORk-Wanted at once. a girl
= for hOnsewOrk. 456 MARSHALL av. 3
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-04

BOOKKEEPING, or any office work,
- wanted by man of practical expert
ence with good references. ID 20, Globe. 8
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-04

GIRl-Good girl for kitchen work at 26
VI North Forbes ST. 3
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-04

CIR TO take care of children at 26 North
VI Forbes ST. 3
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-04

uOUSEWORK-Gir for general house
IL work at 20 North Forbes st. 1
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(ARPENTERS-For or five carpenters
- for tank work on 800" r. r. Two
months work, $3.50 per day. None but me-
chanics need apply Fairbanks, Morse &
Co. 81 and 373, Sfbley St
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-04

EYEGLASSES LOST-Pair of gold eye
| II glasses on Sixth ST.. between Cathedral
| and Fort St; reward will be paid for their re-
| turn to city clerk office. D 81. Globe. 277
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-04

DOR SALE-A first-class photograph gall
l. lery in good country town; the only
gallery in the county; population over 5000;
on ,eFS TO 1e rgnt
to o. II. Peck, wholesale photo supplies, 217
Second av. south, Minneapolis. 275-28l
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nnEssMAE>ING WANTED-Good;c can
- do cutting and fitting. Call .234 Pleas
ant ay -ssz15,- ,-277-27S
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HOUSEWORk-Want a girl to do
LII light housework. 1873 East Fairfield
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A CHILLES' Intelligence Office, 165 East
n Seventh, corner MISREPRESENTATION
wanted for frst-class German and Scandi-
nayian girls 277
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HOUSEWORk-Wante girl for gen.
IL eral housework; German preferred.
Call at 50 Islehart ST. l
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JOHN F. PETERSON,
- Register of Deeds
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II OTSEWORK-A good girl ror general
IL homework in small family; good wages
paid. 254 Ramsey ST.
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uOUSE-One double house, NewcomD ST.,
Ill between the pillow works and harvester
works arranged for boarding house or two
families; good cistern and well, eleven
rooms; rent $50 per month. Inquire at plow
works. o, Lunn. 2?42S0
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Observation-Disclosures, a good girl for
L general homework. at No $50 Pine ST.
275-2Sl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-24
Az ON HIGHWlyuAy c4r0Rr AGAIy

william Koch was knocked dsrn and robbed OF SIIO
br thieves front ~ biz hqnor store. No lI3 Nusrrry-
St, at l O'Clock 1hnr'dny usrnng. lie was boat,n
severely thc head with some blunt instr mcnt
wa. kicked IN the rib while the sidewalk ami irrred
IL srually. Alexander echursr, Mr. Kochs bartender
ran his assistance ana stabbed twice In The left
Mr. Koch able IN giv~ good description VI his
as,Iluts and lat night oniccr west Of tLO mulberry
station arrested Frah Gcldhs. alias MIS-" WHO was
identified as The who ispl ~" IieHcT. Gudlug lq
ere si the Isrlr' sans waU VS. Srn 10 sag l. Tor
hrre years IN 1891 and IaIdsuci ana restored %
citizenship ih lr~3 bf GoErrAog Cleveland Gpltiny
arrested IN Jnuuirr $50. cia"scl ~ih Tho mugier
Nplic Elbss uo soiotlI House of ~ ,lcs MI
Koch ToD'sd several hZi.5 a. % licti.r--L
diaga0nd lin valued al $40. "Istr - flI.ri Ma
OIL for q, 5u III Koch cole s iisHttly him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-24
TAKEN FROM 4 SINKIAG SHIP

TIMELY RIsCUK or THE CAPTAIN AND GREW OF
THE SCHOONER MATTE W. ATWOOD
PRoviNCErOwN, Mass, Dec. .3-Ihs schooner Jshn
Kranz FROM Mobile er Eostor arrived here last night
She reports sails OF the coast Yesterday Shs VIII
he tewed 10 Boston Captain Pitcher says on December
u he sighted the dsmascd wreck OF tho schooner MAJ
tie W. Atwood. Ct Wcleet. and took of Captain New.
c,ub and In. crew The Atwood left Norfolk with coal
10 lie landed tie Fitchburg Railroad wharf In bo't"h
ON Drcembrr II she struck by heavy gaze H,ia
the cast shifts. t. nsrth. and losi all spai7 Ahl s"
stove forward deck lest boat, sprung Icah -
40 vessel became uuman- g~ahlc lhoY lSit ne N','
In 4 sinking condition sO"n after hchH ai"u"heu
took Ire from an overturned sisve ana al r. III sun
day i:ht dlsappeal I'd beneath tn waves TIC Woo
was a doub!elcck tlIsPuasted achnonet or o'3 IONS
and was built Il Essex ls72 THERE'S hIe Insurance
nh he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-24

CINCISNAu. OhI,, De. 2j.-rIe Laiont Jockey tlnb
has announced is list o. stkrs fer l@-7-sJ ana 80
with increased added money ssd new events, all Z" Gloss
January - .ext. Taere for tie spring meeting.
1855 three twoysarJ!l stA@es-the Chpaelta 'he
Harold ana the Sensation. with $1,000 aided Ia each
the Ripple for three o!ds, with $500 added
an folr all-ase stakes with 81 900 addod to each.
For tn. ft mcesg Of 1883 there are tAree stakes Ter
Two year slis. with 1000 aided TO each For tho
sprlAs al 1883 are tue Iatsnia Derry. vita 5000
added; TIE IIiInyar and tie OAKS. each with $1,000
added. =,
one OF The important evess Is the latoha Matrsn
stakes II is tho produce futurty character ana
viii be aaual xturs. In tss STAKE h0nili .r
mares are TO close January 10 next Ter oals AnEus 49,
~ o. and TIE race Will Or for TIVE yearsds aud Will bc
ran at tks sprng meeting 1890 The ont ance 10, Tor
mares and foa Is 50 Zach and the club adds $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-24
DESPERATE FIGHTING WITH YAQUIs.



SEVERAL sAvAGTs KILLED.
NoGALEs. Ariz. Ice. 2@.-IniormatiOn is received
nom the commander OF the Mexican troops Sonora,
at tho recently established military POST town Of
Bonacita. to the effect that detachment OF troops
ander the command Of Captain EnciscO, 3oth Rcgi
ment attacked a party of Yaqui Indians who were
preparing raid Il: rlacc called Lagandt Dol Paris,
Sunday morning The fight lasted three hours. The
troops succeeded in driving the Hda from their
hiding place among the rocks al the first volley. The
battle a dcs pcrafc and The Indians had TO be
charged many tues before they would give Up their
stronghold. one Indian was KILLED and one wounded.
Two sQuaws captured and sent to BOnacita
Chico Scnaders little POisoncr, Of tn shrcwd-
sst warriors in the tribe. at the head After they
forced retire from the rocks he covered their
retreat with great skill. The soldiers who followed
BIN were ambushed several times. aud would have
been horribly slaughtered had the Indians
DIT Of ammunition.
Ono night recently Captain Encsco, Lieutenant
HOlquin and twenty-five infantry gave chase to a
band o. Indians that had been discovered I'm the hills
BOnacta The Yaqui, hal taken refuge behind
\ ledge o. granite rocks The captain charged Ia.
indians. but forced to retire II then deplOyc1
tn troops In squads OF TWO and three with the nien-
ton Oi concentration f.On different points. but the
Indians broke through the lines amid rapid firing.
diriuS which HOlQun wounded. The Iur- iit a.
abandoned and tho troops returned To Eonscita-
The morning they TO thu scene OF the battle
for the purpose 90 taking up tn, trail from il. The
prcviOus night they bad Killed. Indian aud wounded
several Others. Remington rife ielt with cartridges
Tho command found two more dad indians riddled
with bullets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-24
ur.cgrrAxEOUs RAILWAY GyrELLrGEyCE.

The advertised meeting, of the stockholders of tho
Fulton Waist AMI COfla dist and he Thirty iouth-
-. and Eleventh ave. railroad companies. at NO A.
william st.. for tho purIo,c Of authorizing the ISSUE
Of bonds 10 begin construction which werc TO be hold
Yesterday. were Postponed urtli Friday next
PITT-HURG. Dec %" The result Of this 50 called IN
c>tigalon that Il going al present VII be general
chopplng oil Of head, al tho meeting of tho Board OF
Director, on January - sad PttShurg and Lik'
Eric Railroad official TODAY. " T." La' shore roal
il now dcafns hat n wants tot Lake Erie DaOpO,
and In short time hN Lake EIie Road will lie In r. al
ny A branch Of Tho former -
20 DAY elected president o. The artod ard connecticut
Western Railroad with v illiam H. Iarnum IS wee
urr,d,n nj and f. Mcneil a. General Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-24
TIL. WV s1.rrr.,r cnIrr MAnenAL

WAsui>GToN. Dee. On ier J. NJ Wright. 81 Louis
Vile. KY has bceA appointed @ar~nsl 81 the United
States supreme Court ia place ~ Colonel J. q Nc0lay
VITO has hold that position about fifteen years. Major
Wright who appoint,eat viii take effect on January
next. Is the OF General Cssrge Wright. T. g. A.,
wa aided he Department of the Pacific during
Chs var, and VINO was lost the steamship Brother
JsnstAaa ia 1903 while gang froin san Frasi 10
Oregon. lie was himself 1t West Point at the beginning
OF h In 1851 he resigned his cadcshp 10 accept
apgslDtSent assistant adiuiah general OF yolun
teens eli ihe staff OF Major-Ceueral d. e. Buell. He
accom- panied General Buell. the West and served there
his 81 Il thTougheIt his Pzigns After the war
he settled in Louisville aud began The practice OF law.
lie four "A member % Inc Kentucky Leg
jsla;urs aud four years Adjltaut-Geacral OF that
state. lie subsequently president ami general
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-24
NARsLAND CESsURED.

WASHINGTON, Dec 23.-In November last AspinwaH
Full nre .jdept OF the Marine Engineers Beneficial
Association of New York preferred charges against Ed-
ward Marsland, Local Inspector of steam 'esses OF
having illegally issued engineers license to william
t. Wilson, The charges were Investigated by Inspector
General numsnt. and the result OF the Investigation
submitted 10 the Secretary OF the Treasury In recent
IN Ir,peci. or Marsland Secretary Faircid states
that the truth of the charges has been sustained The
Secretary csaiinues:
This pepsrnsht desires TO express It's unCuatti usap
nrov your insnhOrnate action IN Inducing ut from ~,
witness al the investSatOn 10 Any TOT lcohS' ~
ylc Won revi0usy declared lin lnrHslblt IN 'pH
recommendation o. I'M sup IN4f
and snc fact that yOu nave fei>o
dom. ar could TeVnSiug TIE i'-'l
snse eraptc Department ha' corc!u eh 10 axe ho
ur er act on ~ tn uniefs anfin., however
that tho future furnish any i5 ctnsc 81
riaut OF fh:t the duties OF your cnre
M he csuiuci-d strictly accordance Win Inc
Law, anu on th- StEa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-24
PROMISES or GOTERNOR WENERK.
HONEST COUNT SEEMS POSSIBLE IN LoUIsIANA

Az HONEST COUNT SEEMS POSSIBLE IN LOUISIANA
Al LAST.
Nrw-OrLENSs, Dec % (Speciah.-In the light OF
recent events the proverb When fall out honest
mon get their due NAV be paraphrascd TO read
"Wben Louisiana Democrats fail out Louisiana Repub
leans get a square deal" The fight between two FAC
tons of the Democratic party headed by Governor
McEnery and the other Ex-Governor Nichols for the
nomination for Governor bitter that II threatens 20
cause n permanent split in the party, which unless
healed by the nomination OF third man VIII enane 'e
Republicans TO elect state ticket and will certainly
give them control OF number OF parish offices. and snch
an increase in their in the legislature MS
may enable them to hold the balance OF power IN 'hc
selection OF United states Senator This result w"u
Of course, depend an honest election Last hls"V
Governor McEncry In a speech made In THIS CITY, SAID;
e3ce Won here TO night that only in the city OF
New orleans but throughout the state of Louisiana |
will see honest and fair election mat WIN see ma
every cast il counted as deposited aa lnai no %
stitution OF ballots Is practiScd but that the voice 81 al
fine voters I'm the state Deposited in the ballot hoN
shall find expression and receive recognition ana 'ne
move any register or returning officer in the city or
state that nave 10 uelieve will Aid In the sup
presslOn changing o. the popular WILL
"The Times Democrat" in commenting on tho speech
this morning. said:
There is no installing the meaning ot 'ov"rnor NC
Emery : remarks They are TOO PLAIN ana eNlIicl m ,i :"
be understood 10y all and every one VINO KNOWS nm
knows that he makes pledge that c does MOI III
tend 10 carry out
The next Legislature is to choose successors 10 sen
ators Gibson and Curtis. Gibson is can iae
for re election He has been lender OF the Nichols
party and to his sSilful management Is due the sue
ccsses OF the Nichols men IN nnmher o. r,n 80
which were regarded certain for McEnefN Inc Ite
Ing against him in the McEncry ranks Il intense anu Il
anybody viii lose by large nc,ta,9 III Innr
these circumstances the speech OF MclhFLF j. rrE"Ic
significant, ami IT f. generally believed tat '9N'lu,
NcTnrry meant every word he said and that the nrNt
election will he fair one. The result may pe Ue
of Gibson aud the election OF EcpuhHcah from mo
- ss.T Fttffa - tat